How much does it cost to replace a shock mount?
How much does it cost to replace a shock mount?
It’s the industry standard to replace the struts in pairs but a failed strut mount can be replaced on its own. Replacing a strut mount will cost you somewhere in the range of $120 to $250 total (parts & labor). The strut mount itself will only cost around $40 to $100 in parts.
What do I need to mount a rear shock?
Mount Kits attach the rear shock to the frame and are available to fit most major brands of shock. Eyelet bushings protect the shock eyelet from wear, and keep the mount kit snug – we include one in every mount kit. We only sell heavy duty mount kits.
How do you remove studs from a shock mount?
When you get the nuts off a stud mounting, you still have to pry off the shock, working evenly at top and bottom so it doesn’t cock. If you’re not sure of the condition of a bone-dry shock, just disconnect it from the bottom mount if possible (or remove it completely if it’s on studs).
How big is a bolt hole for a rear shock?
Mount kits are available with 6, 8 r 10mm bolt hole diameter (3/8″ option on Santa Cruz) and various widths from 15.8-80mm to match your frame. For example an M8x22 mount kit has an 8mm hole with 22mm overall width. The photos below show you how to measure your existing mount kit or frame.
How big of a bushing do I need for a rear shock?
There are two common standard sizes of eyelet bushing (12mm and 12.7mm) with corresponding mount kits. Mount kits come in a range of sizes to match bike manufacturer’ frames. Know your sizes? ORDER Guide to common sizes SEE HERE 1. Eyelet Dimension. The brand of shock determines if you need a 12mm or 12.7mm mount kit.
When you get the nuts off a stud mounting, you still have to pry off the shock, working evenly at top and bottom so it doesn’t cock. If you’re not sure of the condition of a bone-dry shock, just disconnect it from the bottom mount if possible (or remove it completely if it’s on studs).
Do you need to replace Shock and Mount?
This is probably why Mazda only replaces them sets (shock and mount). You need to remove the mount anyway, so you might as well replace both. It’s easier to just remove the shock mount when changing out just the shocks (or the mount I guess, lol). Going at it from the interior is a pain.
Where are the shock mounts on a Toyota?
Select your preferred location and we’ll note which parts are ready to be picked up TODAY. Shock Mount, Standard Mount, Rear Upper, Adjustable, Weld-On, Steel, Natural, Toyota, Each
How big is the shock mount on a GMC?
Shock Mounts, Standard Type, One Shock Capacity, Adjustable, Steel, Rear Upper, Chevy, GMC, Each Shock Mount, Tie Bar Design, Rear Upper, Steel, Natural, 2.625 in. Center To Center, Kit
